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- CMMS & Financial Software System Upgrade (CE) shows $197,518 budget with 95% complete and $46,796 remaining. - Consent Order 21-025-W includes a Biannual Compliance Report with next submission due 5/10/2026. - NPDES Permit Renewal includes PAA installation and operation scheduled for 10/31/2025 and 10/28/2025.
- Ordinance amends Chapter 12.05 wastewater pre-treatment requirements to reduce blockages and sanitary sewer overflows. - City will use a drafted FOG reduction program manual with annual licensing, routine inspections, and compliance assistance. - Proposed changes aim to reduce emergency sewer maintenance cost and protect a multi-million-dollar wastewater treatment investment.
- Council adopted an on-lot sewage system maintenance program ordinance with inspection, maintenance, and rehabilitation requirements. - Public Works reported creek road force main breaks and urgent long-term repairs expected to cost several million dollars. - Sewer Fund budget includes system monitoring and televising and flow monitoring equipment line items.
- Smoke testing of Lift Station 1 service area identified likely infiltration sources at manholes and pipe joints. - Smoke testing recommended televising long service laterals and correcting uncovered cleanouts. - Randall Avenue sewer improvements include payout application #3 for $90,480.05 and a $6,396.16 change order for 42 tons of asphalt.
- Council adopted the 2025 Asset Management Plan under Ontario Regulation 588/17. - Sanitary network replacement value totals $95.8 million with $1.689M annual capital requirement. - Sanitary network projected backlog is $4.5 million and 10-year scenario forecasts show recurring funding deficits. - The plan highlights concrete pain from aging assets and funding gaps, aligning with the vendor's focus on asset management, compliance, and capital planning.
- Follow-up Sewer Treatment Plant discussion appears on the Select Board agenda. - Pump Station #3 had a high-water alarm during heavy rains with overflow risk. - Sewer Department reported NPDES-discharge permit testing results and began seasonal twice-monthly testing.
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